| | (Code: FWP114) This sewing pattern for a classic jacket in three lengths and with front or asymmetrical opening is descended from the noblewoman's attire of the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911).
It is still worn by people of Chinese heritage around the world as a festive garment. It can be made in lavish silks or satin for formal occasions or cottons for everyday... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP119) Three comfortable and timeless pants designs from Turkey, Africa, and India, with elastic or drawstring waist and ankle variations. Full and flowing easy-sew styles are perfect for casual wear, yoga, belly dancing, or costuming.
Historical lore and traditional embroidery designs included. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP122) This classic exotic dress in two lengths is synonymous with Oriental elegance. Simple to sew, it has only two main pattern pieces and an appealing side-front opening topped off with a mandarin collar.
Pattern includes instructions for custom fitting and authentic embellishment. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP123) The Dirndl dates back to the Renaissance and is one of few regional costumes still worn extensively in Austria, southern Germany, and Switzerland.
Additionally, a favourite at Renaissance Faires and Oktoberfests, this three-piece outfit enhances the maiden in you. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP129) For formal occasions or everyday layered dressing, either jacket offers a special touch to any wardrobe. Simple rectangular shapes are great for inventive color and texture combinations.
A pattern for the tabi, the traditional split-toe slipper socks, is included. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP135) A grouping of truly versatile garments with a tailored kurta overshirt for men and women, kamiz tunic and bias-cut churidar pants for women.
The simple shapes of these garments make it easy to vary them creatively. Top everything off with the Gandhi hat. Pattern includes historical information about Indian dress | | |
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| | (Code: FWP142) This 16th-century Spanish colonial style is quick and easy to make, with just four pattern pieces.
Make it as a below-knee dress or a top-of-the-thigh blouse, then fancy it up with the embroidery stitches on your sewing machine, or with other fun and colorful decoration. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP151) During the Edo period in Japan (1615-1868), members of the samurai or warrior class wore the Kamishimo, a traditional costume made up of the Kataginu or pleated-front vest and Hakama or pleated pants/skirt.
The two garments were typically worn over a knee-length kimono for formal occasions. Today, the garments are frequently worn for official... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP157) This loose-fitted, hooded caftan is worn everyday in the Maghreb region of North Africa. Traditionally, they were worn ankle-length and over shirts with or without trousers (for men) and over a caftan for women.
The Djellaba protected the wearer from the desert sun as well as the cold nights. This pattern features square sleeves, pockets, and... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP158) This loose-fitting top originated in northern Ghana, but is now worn in many areas of West Africa, and has become popular around the world.
It is called fugu, or batakari, among other terms in Ghana, and is generally made from hand-woven strips of fabric with wedge-shaped godets inserted below the chest to give it a flared shape. Women's and... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP160) Considered aloha attire, this loose and breezy garment has its origins in the 1800s when missionaries adapted their Mother Hubbard-style dresses to fit Hawaiian women.
Originally a tool of assimilation, native Hawaiians have since embraced this dress as were it social events, family gatherings, and for some styles of hula.The mu'umu'u's... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP205) The Gibson Girl was the ideal of feminine beauty at the turn of the 20th century, and by 1905, the Sears Roebuck catalogue offered 150 versions of this blouse.
The high-collar, back-buttoning yoke style is still just as flattering today. Instructions for optional tucks and lace insertion included. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP209) As the Victorian age drew to a close at the beginning of the 20th century and the Edwardian age dawned, women entered the arenas of sports and the professions.
This was the skirt they wore, because it was comfortable and yet unencumbered by bustles and hoops. Full-length or street-length, with five gores. Pattern includes instructions for... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP210) Fashion evolved rapidly from 1915 to 1920, as World War I, known as the Great War, changed forever the role of women in society.
This blouse dates from 1918, at the end of World War I.Fashion was in transition from frills to practicality, and this blouse blends the two beautifully. A continuing love of feminine details and an increasing need for... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP211) The Middy has been a fashion classic for over a hundred years, although it has been a part of naval tradition since the days of sailing ship.
Its popularity peaked in the 1920s when newly-liberated women wore Middies for active sports and with skirts for more dressy occasions. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP215) This high-waisted dress known today as "empire" was worn in the period following the French Revolution in the late 1700s.
The revealing style, requiring few undergarments, reflected a desire to return to simpler, classical Grecian dress after the excesses of the European nobility. Narrow bodice is gathered into a skirt that is slim in front and... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP222) In Victorian times, gentlemen were not considered properly dressed without a jacket, vest (or waistcoat), and tie. Indeed, even smart Victorian women donned fitted vests for street wear, with walking skirts and long jackets.
Today, the vests is still an integral part of business attire and fashion for men and women. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP223) This flattering chemise was worn during the mid to late 1800's and they offer two appealing versions.
Both views have short gathered and ruffled cap sleeves and can be cut low knee-length or at the hip to be worn as a blouse. Pleats accent the center front and back of the neckline, which is adjustable with feminine ribbon drawstrings. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP224) The prototype for the sewing pattern of this delightfully feminine gown bespeaks the humblest of origins.
49 Cents Buys this Muslin Gown, boasted the 1902 Edition of the couturier of rural America Sears, Roebuck Catalogue.Several pages of style and fabric variations (all white) attest to its popularity, and the country lady anxiously awaited the... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP229) Folkwear Sailor Pants originate from those worn by WWII Navy seamen (they actually drafted them from a pair a gentleman needed to have graded up to attend his WWII reunion years ago).
This style and design have been worn as part of the Navy uniform, or "Crackerjack" uniform, for many decades; and the nautical style influenced fashion for more... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP233) Glamour oozed in Hollywood in the 1930s and 1940s, and this is the daytime dress the starlets wore. It emphasizes curves, drapes elegantly, and lends an air of discreet sexiness.
The close-fitting bodice is visually cinched in with front waistline ties, and fits smoothly into a flared skirt. Shoulder pads lend that commanding air to any aspiring... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP235) Folkwear's Sporty Forties' Dress and Sweater patterns are classic examples of the ingenuity of the 1940s fashion designers.
They faced fabric shortages, government regulations, and the perennial desire of women to still look their best even in wartime. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP238) Smoking jackets symbolized sophistication during the 1920s and 1930s, both on the silver screen and in real life.
Our classy version features contrasting or quilted lapels, cuffs, and pocket trim. Pattern includes instructions for women's knitted tank top to wear underneath. | | |
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| | (Code: FWP247) This dress comes from the 1940's when square shoulders, narrow hips, and skirts that ended just below the knee were the height of fashion.
Fabric rationing had lead to the use of darts, pleats, tucks, and other fabric manipulation to add interest to dresses without a lot of extra fabric. Our dress has an interesting bodice construction, with... | | |
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| | (Code: FWP269) This hat dates from the early 20th century and represents a transitional period in millinery history -- following the oversize Victorian confections of veiling and stuffed birds, but before the head-hugging cloches of the 1920s.
Fast and easy to sew, it has a casual and slightly slouchy look, with a modest brim and fabric flowers at center front.... | | |
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| | (Code: FWPB001) The apron, or pinafore, is one of humanity's oldest garment forms. Whether worn to cover and protect the body or to mark status, garments that covered the front of the torso and lap are seen in Neolithic art and Renaissance paintings.
Our Pinafore dress is both a covering and a garment, with helpful pockets added in.This easy-to-sew,... | | |
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| | (Code: FWPB002) While the word tunic comes from the Latin tunica, the tunic was not invented by the Romans. Examples of garments that cover the torso and the top of the legs, with sleeves and side seams, can be found in ancient art from South America to Southeast Asia and are worn worldwide today.
This easy-sew tunic pattern features a handkerchief hem, side... | | |
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| | (Code: FWPB003) This simple, fully-lined jacket is the perfect piece - no matter the season. The roomy fit, simple open front design, and built-on sleeves create a lovely jacket that can be made with many different fabrics.
The design features a back seam and side seams, patch pockets, and bound sleeve openings. Because this jacket form is so simple, it makes a... | | |
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| | (Code: FWPB005) These simple, elastic-waist pants are incredibly comfortable. Easy to sew and easy to wear, they feature a high-rise waist and front pockets with a pocket flap detail that is fun to embellish (add embroidery or buttons!).
Make these in a crisp cotton for work, twill for gardening, or soft flannel for lounging. This pattern is also an ideal... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11002A) The Scout is a woven t-shirt with cap sleeves and scoop neck. It's fitted at the shoulders and falls into a more relaxed shape below the bust.
Perfect on its own for spring and summer and a great layering piece under blazers and cardigans the rest of the year. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11002B) The Scout is a woven t-shirt with cap sleeves and scoop neck. It's fitted at the shoulders and falls into a more relaxed shape below the bust.
Perfect on its own for spring and summer and a great layering piece under blazers and cardigans the rest of the year. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11004A) The Archer Button Up is a loosely fitting button up shirt with long sleeves. View A has angled cuffs and a back pleat at yoke. View B has straight cuffs and a gathered lower back detail.
Techniques involved include sewing a straight seam, setting sleeves, continuous button plackets, adding a shirt collar and buttons & buttonholes. Pattern is... | | | clearOut of stock (order to reserve) | | Stock due in approx 11 day(s) |
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| | (Code: GSP11004B) The Archer Button Up is a loosely fitting button up shirt with long sleeves. View A has angled cuffs and a back pleat at yoke. View B has straight cuffs and a gathered lower back detail.
Techniques involved include sewing a straight seam, setting sleeves, continuous button plackets, adding a shirt collar and buttons & buttonholes. Pattern is... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11009A) The Augusta is a cocoon shaped dress or shirt with an asymmetrical collar and mitered split hem.
Choose from a short cuffed sleeve or a long straight sleeve; both are interchangeable with the dress or shirt. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11009B) The Augusta is a cocoon shaped dress or shirt with an asymmetrical collar and mitered split hem.
Choose from a short cuffed sleeve or a long straight sleeve; both are interchangeable with the dress | | | clearOut of stock (order to reserve) | | Stock due in approx 11 day(s) |
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| | (Code: GSP11010B) TThe Uniform Tunic is designed as a choose your own adventure sewing pattern. While we have provided four options for you, the possibilities are endless as all of the design features are mix and match!
Choose your favorite neckline and skirt, decide between sleeves or sleeveless, add pockets — you can’t go wrong! | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11011A) The Corin is a drapey drop shoulder top with a wide round neckline. The pattern includes two sleeve options – a ruffled cap sleeve and a straight 3/4 length sleeve.
An optional gathered elastic detail at the front and back waist adds interest and shaping. While we have have sewn up three views of the pattern, the sleeves and elastic can be... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP11011B) The Corin is a drapey drop shoulder top with a wide round neckline. The pattern includes two sleeve options – a ruffled cap sleeve and a straight 3/4 length sleeve. An optional gathered elastic detail at the front and back waist adds interest and shaping. While we have have sewn up three views of the pattern, the sleeves and elastic can be combined in any configuration to create 6 different options. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP12002A) Reed is an A-Line skirt with multiple pocket and closure options. Views A and B feature an inset pocket and a button front closure. Views C and D have patch pockets and a center back invisible zipper.
The Reed also has two length options: A and C hit just above the knee while B and D fall mid-calf. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP12002B) Reed is an A-Line skirt with multiple pocket and closure options. Views A and B feature an inset pocket and a button front closure. Views C and D have patch pockets and a center back invisible zipper.
The Reed also has two length options: A and C hit just above the knee while B and D fall mid-calf. | | |
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| | (Code: GSP13003A) The Farrow features an elegant A-line shape set off by a jewel neckline. Clever diagonal seaming adds interest and conceals inseam pockets. The option of making the Farrow sleeveless or using the bracelet length sleeves gives it year-round versatility.
Techniques involved include sewing a straight seam, setting sleeves, inseam pockets, and... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP13003B) The Farrow features an elegant A-line shape set off by a jewel neckline. Clever diagonal seaming adds interest and conceals inseam pockets.
The option of making the Farrow sleeveless or using the bracelet length sleeves gives it year-round versatility.Techniques involved include sewing a straight seam, setting sleeves, inseam pockets, and... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP16002A) Designed with the transitional seasons in mind, the Tamarack Jacket is a warm and stylish quilted coat perfect for spring and fall layering.
Follow one of the two quilting designs included, or design your own to make your Tamarack totally original to you! You’ll stay toasty thanks to the inner layer of cotton or wool batting, while the roomy welt... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP16002B) Designed with the transitional seasons in mind, the Tamarack Jacket is a warm and stylish quilted coat perfect for spring and fall layering.
Follow one of the two quilting designs included, or design your own to make your Tamarack totally original to you! You’ll stay toasty thanks to the inner layer of cotton or wool batting, while the roomy welt... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP16003) Yates Coat Pattern By Grainline Studio | | |
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| | (Code: GSP16004A) With its modern swing shape and length that hits mid-hip, the Cortland is an update on the classic trench. Raglan sleeves give you plenty of movement and room for layering while the storm flaps and generous collar keep out inclement weather. The Cortland also features a double-breasted front closure and roomy welt pockets.
All seams are bound,... | | |
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| | (Code: GSP16004B) With its modern swing shape and length that hits mid-hip, the Cortland is an update on the classic trench. Raglan sleeves give you plenty of movement and room for layering while the storm flaps and generous collar keep out inclement weather. The Cortland also features a double-breasted front closure and roomy welt pockets.
All seams are bound,... | | |
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| | (Code: JALP3247) A: Racerback top (shown with low-waist bikini from pattern 3242). B: Halter top. C: Top with criss-cross spaghetti back straps. Necklines and armholes are finished with foldover elastic and the bottom edge is finished with an encased elastic. D: Ultra-low waist shorts with encased elastic at the waist. E: Low-waist shorts with waistband (no... | | |
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| | (Code: JALP3352) Dolman top with short or three-quarter sleeve. Straight front and longer curved back (Hi-low hem). A great pattern for color blocking! Neckline can be bound or hemmed.
This easy-to-make pattern is perfect for beginners.Recommended fabrics: Knit with 40% stretch across grainSizing: Girls, Women, Plus sizes | | |
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| | (Code: JALP3675) Bomber jacket for stable knits or stretch woven with zipper at front, ribbing collar, cuffs and waistband. Pocket with single welt made of pocket fabric and forward shoulder seam.
To get a perfect fit on the zipper, you will most probably have to shorten it (because our length increments are not 5 cm / 2'' like zippers are). Recommended fabrics:... | | |
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